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   <title>SUNY: Improving Accessibility in Audio and Video</title>
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      <name>Distance Learning</name>
      <email>dl@farmingdale.edu</email>
      <phone>934-420-5300</phone>
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   <description>Audio and video are powerful teaching resources, yet without accurate captions, transcripts,
      or thoughtful embedding, they may exclude some students. Media that is inclusive allows
      learners to review, revisit, and engage with material in multiple ways. Centered on
      accessible and inclusive practices, this session will show how to design course media
      so that it promotes broader access, supports varied learning preferences, and strengthens
      student engagement.Audio and video are powerful teaching resources, yet without accurate
      captions, transcripts, or thoughtful embedding, they may exclude some students. Media
      that is inclusive allows learners to review, revisit, and engage with material in
      multiple ways. Centered on accessible and inclusive practices, this session will show
      how to design course media so that it promotes broader access, supports varied learning
      preferences, and strengthens student engagement.Audio and video are powerful teaching
      resources, yet without accurate captions, transcripts, or thoughtful embedding, they
      may exclude some students. Media that is inclusive allows learners to review, revisit,
      and engage with material in multiple ways. Centered on accessible and inclusive practices,
      this session will show how to design course media so that it promotes broader access,
      supports varied learning preferences, and strengthens student engagement.</description>
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